Jasper Maddox: The Journalist Calling Out “No Fracking Point” News

Jasper Maddox is a veteran journalist with a profound dedication to uncovering the truth in a media landscape cluttered with click-bait sensationalism and superficiality. With over 25 years of experience, Jasper has built a career on exposing what he famously calls “No Fracking Point” News—stories that prioritise clicks over substance, distract from pressing issues, and leave the public more confused than informed.

A sharp critic of corporate media and its often shallow reporting, Jasper has become a voice of reason in an era of information overload. His work dives deep into the stories that matter, from environmental crises and political corruption to social injustices, while calling out the endless parade of trivial headlines that dominate the news cycle. His signature blend of hard-hitting journalism and biting humour has earned him a loyal following and a reputation as a journalist who isn’t afraid to ruffle feathers.

Jasper’s career spans investigative reporting, editorial leadership, and media criticism. He has written for major publications and broken national stories. But perhaps his most significant contribution is his mentorship of a new generation of journalists committed to ethical, impactful reporting. His popular column, “No Fracking Point,” has become a must-read for those tired of empty headlines and hungry for meaningful analysis.

When he’s not holding the media accountable, Jasper can be found passionately advocating for social responsibility, inclusion and truth as a guest on a number of critically acclaimed podcasts. He also enjoys the quiet of the countryside, far from the chaos of the 24-hour news cycle.

Take the red pill

Jasper Maddox is more than a journalist—he’s a watchdog for truth in an age of distraction, reminding us all that journalism should inform, enlighten, and, above all, have a point.

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